Foundation President Mary Robinson and Concern CEO Tom Arnold describe in the Irish Times how “the plight of those living in the Horn of Africa brought home the terrible vulnerability of the people living there to weather and climate shocks.”
“The plight of those living in the Horn of Africa brought home the terrible vulnerability of the people living there…
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The gender dimension of climate change
Sean O’Rourke interviewed Mary Robinson, on RTE Radio’s Morning Ireland show, about her perspective on the Climate Change Conference in…
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Mary Robinson speaks about why women are disproportionately affected by climate change
Mary Robinson is interviewed, on BBC’s One Planet show, in the run up to the Durban climate conference, about the…
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The Foundation's team arrived in Durban yesterday evening and went straight to the Kings Park Stadium to the Bishop Geoff Davies organised “We have Faith – Act Now for Climate Justice Rally”
The Foundation’s team arrived in Durban yesterday evening (Sunday 27) and went straight to the Kings Park Stadium to the…
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The Foundation is delighted that the important role women’s leadership can play in the United Nations Climate Change negotiations was highlighted today during the Opening Ceremony of COP17/CMP7
“Because we now have women leaders at the helm of this COP and its CMP…. the outgoing President, a woman…
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Women are agents of change and can steer a successful outcome from the Durban Climate Change Negotiations
The importance of women’s leadership at COP17 was highlighted today by President of COP17/CMP7, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation,…
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Speaking in Trinity College Dublin on the topic of Climate Justice and Food Security, Mary Robinson said the poor and the vulnerable who are often forced to live in marginal areas are those most affected by climate change.
Speaking in Trinity College Dublin on the topic of Climate Justice and Food Security, Mary Robinson said the poor and…
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The Foundation has been following the progress of the Trans African Caravan of Hope as it makes its way to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban, South Africa.
The Foundation has been following the progress of the Trans African Caravan of Hope as it makes its way to…
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President of the Foundation, Mary Robinson, delivered the 2011 Magnusson Lecture on 7 October at Glasgow Caledonian University entitled Climate Justice - Challenges and Opportunities.
President of the Foundation, Mary Robinson, delivered the 2011 Magnusson Lecture on 7 October at Glasgow Caledonian University entitled Climate…
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The Foundation is happy to announce the publication of The Geography of Climate Justice – a resource designed for Transition…
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